Michael Barmak, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

I can help you learn how to manage your anger. Often anger is covering deeper feelings such as heartbreak, helplessness and loneliness. I can teach you a three-step anger process that can help you take personal responsibility for your angry feelings and learn what feelings you may be avoiding with your anger and, how you might be using anger to try to control others. Also how to know if you are really angry at yourself for maybe not setting a healthy boundary with someone and instead project your anger onto others.

Terri DiMatteo, MA, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

Anger is an emotion that often viewed as an emotion to avoid or suppress. In my view, however, anger -- just like other emotion -- serves as an indicator as to how we really feel about a person or situation. In working with clients on anger-issues I encourage -- not the suppression of anger -- but rather the appropriate expression of it. The goal is to help clients own and feel their own anger and to use it in ways that helps advance their understanding of themselves and those who mean the most to them.

Suzi Sena, EdS, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

At times, we all express anger – it is a normal human emotion. It’s when we are constantly feeling angry, blowing up at loved ones or saying hurtful things, where we should proactively learn what is at the route of our anger. It is common for us to try “to get over something” when we are not “over it”, leaving things unsettled right below the surface. Many times what is beneath that anger is sadness, fear, and hurt. I help people identify and learn what is the source of their anger and how to genuinely express themselves from the heart. If you have been engaging in physically abusive/aggressive behavior, please seek help from a Family Violence Intervention Program.

Rebecca Logunovskiy, MA, LPC, LMHC

Licensed Professional Counselor

Anger is a normal emotion, however when not properly managed, it can be damaging to a person's personal life, work life, etc. My approach to helping someone manage their anger, is to understand the underlying cause of their anger. Anger is a secondary emotion, meaning that there are other emotions underlying the feeling of anger that needs to be identified and explored. Coping skills to better manage all emotions will also be provided.